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Juventus achieved their second Champions League last in three seasons after a 2-1 win at home to Monaco on Tuesday night secured a 4-1 triumph on total.
Mario Mandzukic and Dani Alves were on focus for Serie A champions Juventus, who were beaten in the Champions League last by Barcelona in 2014-15.
Juventus, who are currently on a 23-coordinate unbeaten keep running in Europe, will confront either Real Madrid, who summon a 3-0 first-leg lead, or Atletico Madrid in the last.
Monaco began the amusement splendidly and Kylian Mbappe saw a brilliant first-time volley hit within the post, in spite of the fact that the linesman's banner was raised for offside regardless.
Juventus, however, started to take control and both Gonzalo Higuain and Mandzukic had brilliant chances to break the halt, with the last denied expertly by goalkeeper Danijel Subasic.
The leap forward went ahead 33 minutes when Alves nestled into welcoming cross to the back post. Mandzukic's underlying header was spared however the striker committed no error with the bounce back.
Juve, who last won the European Cup in 1995-96, multiplied their lead and went 4-0 up on total in style when Alves unleashed a staggering volley from fresh after Subasic had punched a corner clear.
In the 69th moment, Monaco snatched a reassurance as Joao Moutinho drove a low cross into the crate to enable Mbappe to tap in from short proximity, making the striker the most youthful objective scorer in a Champions League elimination round.
In any case, Massimiliano Allegri's side kept on utilizing their experience, confining Monaco to few shots, to steer into June 3's last in Cardiff, Wales.
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